There's only one truth: The Macao Crime Investigation Experience Exhibition challenges travelers' wits

By MOOK Travel Life Network, Chen Guanxin, compiled and reported

 

Are you a fan of detective stories and mystery novels? Want to showcase your deductive skills on your travels and experience the thrill of investigating a crime scene firsthand? The Sands Cotai Central in Macao invites travelers with a detective’s mindset, a love for challenges, or an interest in reasoning to visit the Caspian Ballroom at Sheraton Grand Macao, Cotai Central from now until 15 June, between 11:00 AM and 8:00 PM, to personally participate in CSI: Crime Investigation Experience Exhibition—Macao and try their hand at being a crime scene investigator, uncovering the key to solving cases from the smallest clues.

The “CSI: Crime Investigation Experience Exhibition—Macao,” jointly launched by Sands Cotai Central and Sheraton Grand Macao, has a permanent exhibition in Las Vegas and also tours multiple countries and regions. It allows visitors to interactively solve various mysteries. The experience lets participants step into the roles of investigators from the popular American TV series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation to crack intriguing cases. This edition includes three virtual crime scenes, where visitors will deepen their understanding of different scientific principles and real investigative methods during the process of solving the crimes.

Visitors participating in the experience will take on investigation duties at the crime scenes, analyzing key notes, observing fingerprints, blood samples, fabric fibers, DNA samples, bullet trajectories, and other forensic evidence. They can also search for additional clues on a large wall displaying crime scene photos, and have the opportunity to examine evidence in two high-tech interactive virtual labs and an autopsy room. Finally, everyone can submit their own conclusion reports to find out if they correctly solved the case. The ticket price for a single virtual crime scene is HKD/MOP 120 (approximately TWD 470), while tickets for all three virtual crime scenes cost HKD/MOP 288 (approximately TWD 1,125).

 

 

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